Queen of Surrey sailings to resume after delays due to mechanical issue
Sailings on the Queen of Surrey have resumed. For at least the third time in just over a month, the vessel dealt with issues that led to sailing cancellations or delays on Tuesday. The first sailing after the repair was...
Metro Vancouver homebuyers finding ‘sweet spot’ in townhome units, new report says
Breadcrumb Trail Links Metro Vancouver homebuyers finding ‘sweet spot’ in townhome units, new report says The report comes at a time when there are very few buyers of new condos that are in the pipeline and the market is filled...
FortisBC violating environmental permit for more than a year
Breadcrumb Trail Links FortisBC violating environmental permit for more than a year FortisBC pipeline project near Squamish dumped 365 million litres more effluent into a creek than its permit allowed Author of the article: By Nathan Griffiths Published May 05,...
David Eby says he doesn’t get why Ottawa is focused on pipeline, not B.C. softwood
British Columbia Premier David Eby says he doesn’t understand why Ottawa continues to push a new oil pipeline from Alberta, while failing to include B.C.’s softwood lumber industry in its latest round of tariff relief. He says it’s unclear to...
Maya Gebala’s mom hopes 5th surgery on Tumbler Ridge, B.C., victim could be her last
The mother of Maya Gebala, the girl badly hurt in a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., says her daughter may be having her last surgery. Cia Edmonds says in a social media post that the surgery is to install...
Man arrested after violent assaults on Cambie Bridge
Police say a man is in custody after two alleged stranger attacks on Vancouver’s Cambie Street Bridge Saturday morning. The Vancouver Police Department says an officer was on duty on the bridge shortly before 11 a.m. when he saw the...
Survival of Kitsilano Pool could cost up to $300 million
Vancouver officials released the results of a feasibility study on Monday to repair or replace Kitsilano Pool, which has reached the end of its functional life. North America’s longest outdoor pool, which opened in its current shape in 1979, has...
1 person dead after shooting: Surrey Police Service
At least one person was killed in a broad-daylight shooting on Monday afternoon in Surrey, police say. According to the Surrey Police Service (SPS), the incident occurred near the intersection of 130 Street and 76 Avenue shortly after 3 p.m....
1 arrested after aircraft illegally accessed at YVR: RCMP
Mounties say a suspect is in custody after illegally entering the Vancouver International Airport (YVR) in the early hours of Monday morning. The Richmond RCMP says it is investigating after a reported security breach at YVR around 4 a.m. CLICK...
36% of Canadian restaurants operating at a loss or breaking even: Q1 report
Canada’s restaurant industry says pressure is mounting after an uneven first financial quarter of the year. Restaurants Canada’s quarterly report reveals an industry “under growing financial strain” in early 2026, as business owners face the brunt of the nationwide affordability...
